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 | Imparatul Romanilor: Hotel 'Imparatul Romanilor'
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by alirom Built in 1772 next to an old inn, renovated several times, the present building dated 1895. Hotel Împaratul Romanilor ('The Romans' Emperor') is one of the most exclusive institutions of this kind in Romania. Renovated couple of years ago, the hotel offers today the modern comfort without loosing the charm of the past. All rooms have private shower/bath and colour TV and the breakfast is included in a very moderated price. During the years the hotel hosted an impressive list of personalities, like: Franz Liszt, Johann Strauss, Johannes Brahms, Emperor Josef II of Austria, King Carol XII of Sweden, two presidents of Germany, Roman Herzog and Karl Carstens, as well as Mrs. Danielle Mitterand and Prince Charles. Theme: Hotel
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 | Imparatul Romanilor: Best accommodation in town
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 Hotel Imparatul Romanilor, Sibiu by Fam_Stoica Situated in the heart of Sibiu, Imparatul Romanilor is the best choice if you need a clean, comfortable room.
* 102 rooms * room facilities : cable TV, A/C, phone, refrigerator * restaurant * breakfast saloon * conferencing rooms * sauna During the centuries, Imparatul Romanilor was home for famous personalities : King Carol XII of Sweden, Emperor Josef II of Austria, Johannes Brahms, Franz Liszt, Karl Carstens, Danielle Mitterrand and Roman Herzog.
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 | Imparatul Romanilor: My favorite hotel in Romania!
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by tiganeasca Sibiu is home to my favorite hotel in the entire country: the Imparatul Romanilor (the 'Roman Emperor'). This regal grande-dame first opened in 1555 and has hosted the Austro-Hungarian Emperor, composer Johann Strauss, and me! Doors to each room are framed in handworked rosewood. The rooms, though small, are very attractive. At $45 a night (in 1999), it was a treasure. It's exceedingly well-located: you can walk almost anywhere you would want in Sibiu from the front door of the hotel. It also hosts a wonderful restaurant, though the local black marketeers who seem to make up most of the clientele, tend to detract from the enjoyment a bit. I paid about $45 per night in 1999.
They take credit cards! (at least Visa, Eurocard, and Mastercard, that I know of). Unfortunately, I cannot tell you for certain what their telephone number is: I have simply seen too many different ones listed and my visit was long enough ago (2000) that I can no longer trust the number on my receipt. On the other hand, given its size, I don't think you will have any trouble just walking in the front door--like I did. Theme: HotelPrice: US$40-80 » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averagePhone: 69 21.65.00 OR 269 416 490Directions: Just of the main square in 'downtown' Sibiu. Technically it's str. Nicolae Balcescu 4 (and if you're driving, here's an invaluable hint: virtually the only way to get there is to drive across the Piata Mare.
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 | Imparatul Romanilor: the most important hotel in town
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exists since 1555,actual building 1895,today totally refurbish... you'll sleep with old customer's ghosts as liszt or johann strauss....
good restaurant Theme: HotelComparison: about averagePhone: 216500/fax 213278Directions: near piata mare
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